Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-01-28


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On Friday evening, the 2lst inst, Grand
Officers j. W. Goodell, d. G.. NJ, and II.
w. Hall, G. NJ, assisted by NJ. c. Berry,
n. G.. of Green Mt lodge of Burling-
ton, installed the following officers for
the ensuing year of Lake Dunmore /
Lodge, No. II, |. O. O. F.: II. W. Pitts,
n. g.; A. Calhoun, V. g.; II. A. Peck,
Sec; c. w. Foot, treas; Geo. Lang
worthy, warden; A. b. Colby, conduc- !
tor: Samuel Meekin, Il. ;. s.: Byron
Smith, L. 5. s.; Henry Langworthy, X.
5. n. g.; John Sargent, l.. ). n. g.; w.
Edwards, r. 5. V. g.; II. Holden, l.. ;.
| V. g.; Geo. McCue. |. 6. Preceding
the installation, the grand officers took
the leading chairs and worked the initia-
tory degree on three candidates in very
creditable manner, and the members of
the lodge voted thanks to Bros. Goodell,
Hall and Berry. The lodge seems to
have gotten new life, and the prospect
for an increase of numbers and general
prosperity is very flattering. N
/The annual session of the Addison
Fcounty supreme court was held at the
Z court house in this village on Tuesday.
1t was appointed for Monday, but the
Judges were unable to reach here till the
evening of that day. The judges were
Chief Justice Royce and Associate Judges
Rowell and Walker; Judge Powers, also
assigned. was unavoidably absent. But
two cases were argued-John Nj. Dyer
VS.. Fred'k Hopper and cross-cause. grow
ing out of the sale of the Lake Dunmore
hotel property, and Curler VS.. School
District No. II in Ferrisburgh. In the
former Messrs. Stewart IL Wilds appear
: ed for Mr.. Dyer. and Gov. Ormsbee and
Mr.. Slade for Mr.. Hopper. The history
, of the litigation is too long to be given
2 at this time. No decision was announced
= in it. In Curler VS.. the school district
-, when the original suit was brought the
school district was summoned as trustee
e and service was made by leaving copy
q with the wife of the clerk during hi'
4 temporary absence from home; thu
G court below adjudged such service sutli
@ cient. and exceptions were taken. Thu
supreme court says the lower court wa
r right. Messrs. Woodbridge Il Smtl
e dey for the district. The court adiourne'
e Tuesday afternoon, and the judges wen
IS to Rutland that night to be present at tn
u opening of the Rutland county suppen
&c court on Wednesday. =
n These new books. IS in number, hay
he lately been added to the ladies library
4 Life of Longfellow Q vols.) Life of Do
u " Madison: Boots and Saddle, by Mrs
Custer: Their Pilgrimage, G. ID. Warner
IF Benedict's Vermont in the Civil War
id Nioletta, Too Rich, and From Hand t
= Hand Uranslations). Mrs. Wistar; y Fan
ID ilv Feud: Over Wonder, +. Marlitt: Tw
at Years Ago. Kingsley The Late Mrs. Nul
We stockton: The Lady and the Tiger. sam
I'd author; King Arthur, Mulock Crai'
Tale of a Lonely Parish Crawford: III
ri Colonies Daughter, Capt. {. King: Ot
N Little Ann; My Friend jim, and No Ne
A. Thing. Norris: Chantry House, Magnu
nj Bonum, Nuttie's Father and Moder
- Telemachus. Ionge : The Minister
nj Charge. Howells: a Boston Girls An
A. bition, V. Townsend: Grandmother +
1o sic, Elses New Relations. Elsie's Kit
~, and Kin, and the Thorn in the Nest, Fl
-, lev: 4 White Heron. :. O. Jewett; 10
BOYS. Miss Alcott; Little Lord Fauntl
- roy. Burnett: Treasure Island Stevenson
=, What Katy Did Next. 5. Coolidge; Xii
~ Solomon's Mines, Hazard; My Brot
er's Keeper, A. b. Warner: Zeph, IL.
jackson; Robert Ord's AtOnement, {
:. rey; East Angels, Woolson; Donova
~, Tyall; Old Boniface, Picard; ST
-, ~ Aside, c. Dunning; The Wind of De
az tiny, A. 5. Hardy; The Bow of Gram
Ribbon, f. f. Barr; The Fate of Madar
I.aTour, and In the Tolls, Mrs. Paddoc
lor He Fell in Love with His Wife, Roe.